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Baddaytobesadam - Thomas Humphreys

Baddaytobesadam

Thomas Humphreys

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G C G

We got the bombs loaded on the F-15?s

D Em C

Got lot?s of big pissed off Marines

G D Em C

And it?s a goofy thing but I just gotta say hey

D C G

We?ll kick your ass

G C G

Yeah I think I?ll make me some homemade bombs

D Em C

Take em? to Iraq just to kill Sadam

G D Em C

It?s neither drink nor drug induced, no

D C G

We just hate his guts

[Refrão] D Em

And it?s a bad day to be Sadam

Am Bm C D

To know the bombs are still flyin? when your lights ain?t on

D Em

There?s some 50 cal?s zeroed on your head

Am Bm C D

So you better say your prayers and wave goodbye

G C G D C G

Verse 2:

G C G

It?s been 12 long years since our last war

D Em C

Said chill out or we?ll be back for more

G D Em C

We nearly shot you then we left it alone, oh

D C G

We won?t make that mistake twice

G C G

Now I look in the mirror and what do I see

D Em C

A big bad Marine staring back at me

G D Em C

Big long gun and as harmful as can be, Lord

D C G

I?m glad I?m not Sadam

Chorus:

D Em

And it?s a bad day to be Sadam

Am Bm C D

To Know the bombs are still flyin? when your lights ain?t on

D Em

There?s some 50 cal?s zeroed on your head

Am Bm C D

So you better say your prayers and wave goodbye

G C G D C G

Em G C G

Sometimes it?s lonely, sometimes it?s only me

Am C D Em

And the bodies that fill this room

G C G

But soon you?ll be fallin? desperately callin? with that

A A7

big bo-om

G

Ahhhwwooooo

G C G D C G (X4)

G C G

Well I might mount your head on my living room wall

D Em C

Or slit your nuts and tie you up in the swamp

G D Em C

Might even let the gators take a chew, ohh?eye

Chorus: (X2)

D Em

And it?s a bad day to be Sadam

Am Bm C D

To know the bombs are still flyin? when your lights ain?t on

D Em

There?s some 50 cal?s zeroed on your head

Am Bm C D

So you better say your prayers and wave goodbye

G G C G D C G (repeat and fade)

How to play Baddaytobesadam

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.